hello, I am pedophile from Czech Republic

[blpavel1]

hi,
I apologize in advance for any mistakes, I don't speak English well and I often use automatic translators.
i am from Czech Republic, and also I am member of Czech and Slovakia pedophile community "ČEPEK" ( pedofilie-info.cz).

I came to see what's going on in other pedo communities and to talk to pedophiles from other parts of the world.

something about me:
i am a 29 yo man
i am BL, exactly I am exclusive homosexual pedophile, I like boys about 8 yo.
I have an adult boyfriend.
I was in love once, I often played with that little boy, we spent a lot of time together, and even though he is no longer a child, we are still friends and still see each other sometimes.
I camingouted to my family and a few close friends, everyone accepted me without a problem.

I participated (anonymously) as a respondent in an interview with the moderator, where I told about myself, what it's like to be a pedophile. I was also a respondent for books, about pedophiles and their loved ones.
I have participated in therapy and research to understand people with paraphilias. ( Czech project parafilik.cz)

I don't have a job with children, but I sometimes work as a leader at children's camps, I visit a boy with a disability, and I regularly participate in events where there are mostly adults, but also children (whom I usually always make friends with. Mothers already come to me to bring their children because they beg them to be with me )

Anyone who wants to talk to me, please email me: [later, we may allow this - Mod]

[Jim Burton]

From what I hear, a number of the pro-MAP organisations are able to work in Czechia, such as the two ones you mentioned.

Some members here have friends who worked in the country as early as the 1990s, and said that attitudes there were somewhat different, and made it easier for teachers to have open friendships with students.

[blpavel1]

From what I hear, a number of the pro-MAP organisations are able to work in Czechia, such as the two ones you mentioned.

Some members here have friends who worked in the country as early as the 1990s, and said that attitudes there were somewhat different, and made it easier for teachers to have open friendships with students.

I can't say, I was born in 1996.

But it is true that previously sexual crimes against children and the prevention of these crimes were significantly underestimated and overlooked.

Fortunately, today there is more talk and action, both in the prevention of sexual violence against children and in the destigmatization of pedophilia.
The paraphiliac project is the first project in the Czech Republic focused on prevention and assistance to people who have not committed any crime. Previously, therapeutic and psychiatric assistance existed only for sexual offenders.

The "loudest" child protectors fighting for the prevention of sexual violence are also the most "pro-pedophile".
for example:
Tomáš Papršein, was sexually abused by his teacher in childhood. He pushed through a law banning sex offenders from working with children, wrote a book about what happened to him, including expert information, and wrote a large part of the book about pedophilia and the stories of pedophiles, emphasizing that prejudging innocent people does not help anything, and most pedophiles do not commit any crimes against children, and most perpetrators of crimes against children are not pedophiles.

Lukáš Houdek, who wrote a book with interviews with pedophiles and their loved ones, was himself sexually abused as a child by a man who was most likely a pedophile. He points out that not every perpetrator is a pedophile, and the only effective solution is prevention.

You can find an article about how pedophiles are usually not dangerous to children on a page that is primarily dedicated to helping and protecting children.

I'm interested in how it is in other countries. I have the feeling that in the Czech Republic the destigmatization of pedophilia and the protection of children from sexual abusers are very closely linked. While foreign projects that try to protect children from sexual abusers are mostly against pedophiles and mix the terms pedophile and abuser together

[blpavel1]

From what I hear, a number of the pro-MAP organisations are able to work in Czechia, such as the two ones you mentioned.

Some members here have friends who worked in the country as early as the 1990s, and said that attitudes there were somewhat different, and made it easier for teachers to have open friendships with students.

How old are the students you mean?
In the Czech Republic, of course, a sexual or romantic relationship between a teacher and a student is condemned.
At the same time, however, people are relatively open (or just indifferent), and here sex is legal from the age of 15.
Which, if I'm not mistaken, is a huge difference compared to the US, but also other countries.

[Jim Burton]

Yes, a big difference, 37+16 is a predatory student-teacher relationship in the US, and the media wheel out all the usual stuff about how it punished the "child's" grades, mental health, etc. US is an infantilised society.

I was referring primarily to the case of a teacher who was able to have casual social life with teen students, but this was in the 90s.

[FairBlueLove]

Thank you so much for sharing this testimony. From what I read, the Czech Republic is a rare (unique?) Western country which should be taken as an example. A real pedophile loves kids and thus is best suited, as caring parents are, to combat child crime and abuse. It shows how most of the Western world is completely blind, has it completely backwards, and thus is doing worse in terms of preventing child abuse.